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Biden's Banana Republic: Trump Faces 717+ Years in Prison Plus Death Penalty! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: So the shiny object in the press right now is
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Speaker 1: that Donald Trump, the former president United States of America.
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Speaker 1: If you're doing the math, is facing and this is
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Speaker 1: not a joke. Seven hundred seventeen point five years in prison. Yes,
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Speaker 1: that is how many years if he is convicted of
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Speaker 1: everything they've charged him with. This after the Fulton County
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Speaker 1: District Attorney Willis indicted former President Donald Trump and eighteen lawyers,
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Speaker 1: aids and supporters and Georgia late Monday night for their
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Speaker 1: efforts to challenge the twenty twenty president Show election results.
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Speaker 1: Many of the crimes are accusing you of, they say they
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Speaker 1: actually committed outside the state of Georgia. But who cares,
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Speaker 1: Let's just do it anyway. It was the fourth indictment
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Speaker 1: of President Trump, after a New York indictment for allegedly
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Speaker 1: falsifying business records in the Stormy Daniels affair, something where
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Speaker 1: the statute of limitations had already run out, and yeah,
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Speaker 1: they decided not I, We'll just make up another charging
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Speaker 1: go with it. Then you had a federal indictment in
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Speaker 1: Miami over presidential records in the rating of Marlago. Then
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Speaker 1: you had another federal indictment in Washington d C. Over
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Speaker 1: January the sixth. So what are the takeaways from this?
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Speaker 1: Number One, the RICO statue that they're charging Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: within Georgia is attactic to secure an easy conviction of Trump,
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Speaker 1: even if it is overturned.
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Speaker 2: Why.
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Speaker 1: Well, the Georgia case involves a racketeering, influence and corruption
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Speaker 1: organization statue are the kind used to prosecute mobsters, So
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Speaker 1: they're treating Donald Trump now like a mobster or large
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Speaker 1: criminal enterprises, kind of like the Biden crime family. Harvard
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Speaker 1: law professor Alan Dursowitz said this, The Rico prosecutions often
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Speaker 1: survive early procedural motions and lead to convictions, though they
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Speaker 1: are often overturned on appeal. Democrats want a conviction mainly
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Speaker 1: before election day to keep Donald Trump out of the
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Speaker 1: White House. Now, the indictment we also know from this
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Speaker 1: was clearly rushed and it was leaked by the Fulton
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Speaker 1: County Court before the grand jury had even convened or
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Speaker 1: voted that day.
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Speaker 2: Another huge problem.
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Speaker 1: But hey, who cares right put it online, then say
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Speaker 1: it's not a real document, that it was a fake,
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Speaker 1: a fraudulent document, and then the exactual indictment comes down.
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Speaker 1: It's exactly like the fraudulent document that you listed online
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Speaker 1: before the grand jury had even convened and or voted.
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Speaker 1: Never forget that aspect of what we now know. It's
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Speaker 1: clear that this was a massive anti Trump bias. They
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Speaker 1: had already recommended charges against Trump the grand jury that
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Speaker 1: voted to indict him on Monday, only her testimony for quote,
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Speaker 1: one day and hours before the grand jury voted, The
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Speaker 1: county already knew the outcome, posting then deleting that document
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Speaker 1: that resembled the final indictment, which may have violated Trump's
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Speaker 1: rights and suggested an entirely rigged process, which actually brings
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Speaker 1: me back to something else. If you did not hear
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Speaker 1: me play this in previous shows, I'm going to play
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Speaker 1: it for you again. I want you to hear the
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Speaker 1: jury four person. Okay, this is the four person in
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Speaker 1: the Georgia grand jury who went on TV and was
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Speaker 1: talking and giggling about how excited she was at the
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Speaker 1: idea of getting to indict Donald Trump and having her
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Speaker 1: moment with Donald Trump. For sixty seconds. Now, this is
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Speaker 1: the four person. Listen carefully, John.
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Speaker 3: I do want to say off the top, as you
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Speaker 3: and I just discussed, but for everyone to know you
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Speaker 3: are somewhat limited in what you can discuss under judges
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Speaker 3: under the judges orders as of now, but one we
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Speaker 3: do know, of course. One of the biggest questions remaining
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Speaker 3: for everyone that wasn't in that jury room with you
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Speaker 3: is how many people are in trouble here? What can
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Speaker 3: you tell us about how many people you recommended as
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Speaker 3: a group to face indictments?
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Speaker 4: I well, thank you for having me, first of all,
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Speaker 4: and I'm hesitant to speak to something that the judge
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Speaker 4: made a decision not to share. He I don't know
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Speaker 4: if everyone's aware of this, but there was a hearing
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Speaker 4: about what parts of the report should and should not
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Speaker 4: be published in its various forms, and the list, well,
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Speaker 4: the sections that were removed were consciously chosen to be removed.
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Speaker 4: And I don't want to say I have better judgment
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Speaker 4: than the judge. That's totally understandable.
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Speaker 3: Would you say when it comes to there are there
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Speaker 3: are indictments recommended?
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Speaker 2: Of course?
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Speaker 3: Is it more than twelve people? Is it more than
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Speaker 3: twenty people?
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Speaker 4: I think if you look at the page numbers of
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Speaker 4: the report, there's about six pages in the middle that
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Speaker 4: got cut out allow for spacing.
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Speaker 2: It's not a short.
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Speaker 3: List, not a short list.
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Speaker 1: More, I mean, there's your giggle, not a short list.
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Speaker 1: She's proud of how many people are on her list.
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Speaker 1: She's proud of the fact that she's on national TV.
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Speaker 1: It's so good to be here, right, It's not a
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Speaker 1: short list. Allowed for spacing, She's smiling and mugging for
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Speaker 1: the camera. Then she ran over from CNN to MSNBC
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Speaker 1: to do another interview.
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Speaker 2: Here's what she had to say on NBC Nightly News.
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Speaker 4: Did you personally want to hear from the former I
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Speaker 4: wanted to hear from the former president, But honestly, I
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Speaker 4: kind of wanted to subpoena the former president because I
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Speaker 4: got to swear everybody in, and so I thought it'd
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Speaker 4: be really cool to get sixty seconds with President Trump
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Speaker 4: of me looking at him and being like, do you
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Speaker 4: solemnly swear I'm me getting to swear him in.
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Speaker 2: I just I kind of thought.
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Speaker 4: That would be an awesome moment. I can see how
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Speaker 4: trying to get the former president to.
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Speaker 2: Come talk to us would have been.
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Speaker 4: A year in negotiation.
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Speaker 5: By itself, So it sounds like that was ultimately a
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Speaker 5: battle that you all decided not to wait exactly.
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Speaker 4: That's That's kind of how it ended up, was that
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Speaker 4: I'd be fascinated by what he said. But do you
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Speaker 4: think he would have come in and said anything groundbreaking
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Speaker 4: or just the same kind of thing we've heard. So
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Speaker 4: at some point you don't need to hear fifty people
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Speaker 4: say the same thing, you know what I mean? At
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Speaker 4: some point you kind of start to get the gist.
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Speaker 2: I love the laughing there. They're that sweet. Isn't that cute?
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Speaker 1: She's just so proud of herself, right, This is a
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Speaker 1: woman who's sitting there saying it would be awesome to
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Speaker 1: personally subpoena Donald Trump. Then she's saying, well, I don't
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Speaker 1: really need to hear from him, because I already know
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Speaker 1: what he did. She'd already made up her mind. We
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Speaker 1: don't need the president there. So you put that in perspective,
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Speaker 1: that is the Fulton County four person. Then you put
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Speaker 1: it into perspective the Fulton County Court publishes then removes
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Speaker 1: the Trump indictment. This is clearly a due process violation.
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Speaker 1: And then they said it was a fraudulent document that
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Speaker 1: they put up well the first time, even though it
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Speaker 1: matches the second document, it is very clear that this
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Speaker 1: was rigged against some of them from the get go.
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Speaker 1: Just listen to this girl fantasizing like a true crime
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Speaker 1: star about having her sixty seconds with Donald Trump. Plus
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Speaker 1: the Georgia indictment charges Trump and lawyers and aids for
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Speaker 1: speech violations that were outside of Georgia. Like it, it
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Speaker 1: was a nationwide conspiracy. That doesn't make any sense either.
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Speaker 1: But you've got to remember this is satisfying. It's certainly
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Speaker 1: satisfying to one giddy person by the name of Hillary Clinton.
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Speaker 5: But I don't know that anybody should be satisfied. This
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Speaker 5: is a terrible moment for our country to have a
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Speaker 5: former president accused of these terribly important crime. The only
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Speaker 5: satisfaction may be that the system is working, that all
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Speaker 5: of the efforts by Donald Trump, his allies, and his
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Speaker 5: enablers to try to silence the truth, to try to
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Speaker 5: undermine democracy have been brought into the light and justice
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Speaker 5: is being pursued.
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Speaker 1: This is the same woman that try to overthrow the
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Speaker 1: will of the country, allowing Donald Trump to be impeached
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Speaker 1: over a document, the Seal Dostia, that she knew that
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Speaker 1: she paid for from her campaign, that her DNC friends
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Speaker 1: help pay for. She knew that Donald Trump never colluded
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Speaker 1: with the Russians. She knew, she made it out of
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Speaker 1: thin air. She paid for it. In fact, they paid
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Speaker 1: an FBC fine, a significant fine her campaign did for
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Speaker 1: a line and misusing financial funds to pay for that.
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Speaker 1: But the satisfying thing is with this Trump indictment is
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Speaker 1: the system is working. I would agree the system is
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Speaker 1: working really well for the Democrats. This indictment was rushed,
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Speaker 1: It was leagued by Fulton County before the grand jury
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Speaker 1: had even voted. That's a rig system. And then let's
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Speaker 1: talk about the DA for a moment. Fanny Willis is
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Speaker 1: fundraising by the way off the prosecution and running for
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Speaker 1: reelection next year. In fact, Willis was reprimanded by a
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Speaker 1: judge last year for hosting a fundraiser for a Democrat
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Speaker 1: who was running against one of the potential targets of
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Speaker 1: her grand jury investigation. She's also running for reelection on
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Speaker 1: the ballot in twenty twenty four, just like that Manhattan
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Speaker 1: DA Alvin Bragg, who ran explicitly on one promise to
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Speaker 1: find a way to prosecute Donald Trump. Willis and George's
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Speaker 1: It should be illegal. Oh wait, it is illegal for
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Speaker 1: DA's to fundraise and to indict political opponents, yet here
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Speaker 1: we are watching it happen against the former president the
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Speaker 1: United States of America. You know, this indictment in Georgia
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Speaker 1: was announced shortly before midnight for no apparent reason except
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Speaker 1: for the fact that that document leaked online. Well, it
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Speaker 1: didn't leak online. They posted it on the on the
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Speaker 1: County website. And there was no reason for Willis to
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Speaker 1: rush the indictment before midnight or to hold a late
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Speaker 1: night press conference except I think she wanted to become famous.
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Speaker 1: She saw how these other press conferences went, right, She
11:43
Speaker 1: saw how these other das have gotten famous, who have
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Speaker 1: indicted Donald Trump just like Alvin Bragg and raised money
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Speaker 1: off it. And I think she thought, you know what,
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Speaker 1: let's have some fanfare. Let's do this right before midnight.
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Speaker 1: Let's blow up the news cycle and have a press conference,
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Speaker 1: and to ensure that this indictment would dominate the news
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Speaker 1: coverage all day to day, right after so much damning
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Speaker 1: information came out about the Biden crime family and new
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Speaker 1: funds coming into them.
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Speaker 2: This indictment was filled.
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Speaker 1: With propaganda of ideas of things that happen around the
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Speaker 1: country that they have no jurisdiction in Georgia over. But
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Speaker 1: you got to understand something. This is not a legal prosecution.
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Speaker 1: This is a fundamentally political prosecution meant to cause maximum
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Speaker 1: damage to Donald Trump and the twenty twenty four presidential
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Speaker 1: race and to make sure he's tied up in court
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Speaker 1: instead of out there being able to campaign. These indictments
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Speaker 1: all over the country. This orchestrated move is being done
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Speaker 1: for one reason, so that Donald Trump can't run the
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Speaker 1: campaign he wants to run. And remember, they understand how
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Speaker 1: important and it is to run a campaign, all right.
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Speaker 1: To take Donald Trump off the campaign trail, COVID did
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Speaker 1: it last time. Donald Trump's number one weapon is his
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Speaker 1: airplane and different magas supporters showing up to see him.
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Speaker 1: They took him off the road. In essence, last time
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Speaker 1: with COVID, COVID took away Donald Trump's ability to get
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Speaker 1: out and get in front of large groups of people.
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Speaker 1: And there were many health departments and officials that passed
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Speaker 1: rules to make sure that Donald Trump couldn't gather large
13:36
Speaker 1: groups of people. That's how you shut down the secret weapon,
13:40
Speaker 1: which is Donald Trump and so this time, I think
13:43
Speaker 1: what they're saying is, all right, well, we can't use
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Speaker 1: COVID unless we bring it back. I wouldn't be surprised
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Speaker 1: if COVID came back with a vengeance in the fall.
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't be surprised if they tried some of the shenanigans.
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Speaker 1: And you can mark my word, you'll see some sort
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Speaker 1: of COVID freak out this fall.
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Speaker 2: So just get ready for it.
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Speaker 1: So what's the next best way to keep him off
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Speaker 1: the campaign trail? Tie him up in court, time up
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Speaker 1: in depositions, time up in trials, tie him up and
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Speaker 1: all these things. So you take him off the road
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Speaker 1: for a day, a week, or maybe even a month.
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Speaker 1: How much of a negative impact will that have on
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Speaker 1: his presidential campaign because he's stuck in a courtroom in
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Speaker 1: Georgia or New York or Delaware or wherever the hell else,
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Speaker 1: or Florida, I should say, who knows where else? And
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Speaker 1: by the way, I believe there might even be more
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Speaker 1: indictments that come down against him to tie him up
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Speaker 1: in court for even longer periods of time. But this
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Speaker 1: is about taking Donald Trump off of the campaign trail.
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Speaker 1: I'm not even sure they care if this is thrown
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Speaker 1: out of court, or if they lose in these indictments
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Speaker 1: of him, right, if they all just they end up
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Speaker 1: losing on every one of them. If it ties him up,
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Speaker 1: that's a victory. If it takes him off the campaign trail,
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Speaker 1: that is a victory.
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Speaker 2: That's a victory every single time for them.
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Speaker 1: Because anything you can do to make sure Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: isn't out there running the campaign that he wants to
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Speaker 1: run and pulling him in multiple directions with a threat
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Speaker 1: of going to jail. Let's go back to that number,
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Speaker 1: because I think that number really does matter. You go
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Speaker 1: back to the number. Donald Trump is facing seven hundred
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Speaker 1: and seventeen point five years in prison. This is the
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Speaker 1: entire regime machine ramping up against Donald Trump, ramping up
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Speaker 1: against everyone around Donald Trump. There's also something else here
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Speaker 1: that I think is also a really important point.
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Speaker 2: You need to understand.
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Speaker 1: This indictment now includes different lawyers and different aids and
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Speaker 1: even some of his top supporters. What message does that
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Speaker 1: sending to people out there that may be thinking about
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Speaker 1: getting involved in Donald Trump's presidential re election campaign. Don't
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Speaker 1: do it, we might indict you next. This George indictment
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Speaker 1: is seeking to convict and in prison members of not
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Speaker 1: only just Donald Trump's team, but Trump's legal team. So
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Speaker 1: this is saying to lawyers, you don't want to represent
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, because if you do, you may go to jail.
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Speaker 1: They're claiming the crime they committed was crafting a strategy
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Speaker 1: to challenge at twenty twenty election results, which by the way,
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Speaker 1: is absurd. They're also claiming there were voting irregularities, right,
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Speaker 1: Trump's team has said that, So now they're charging them
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Speaker 1: with that crime.
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Speaker 2: They say by that standard.
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Speaker 1: By the way, almost every election lawyer in the country
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Speaker 1: could be the target for prosecution moving forward, because Democrats
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Speaker 1: also claim that voting machine problems in twenty twenty, for example,
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Speaker 1: they actually argue that, Remember they said the election was
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Speaker 1: rigged when Donald Trump won against Hilary Clinton, where any
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Speaker 1: of them charged. No, So why are they only charging
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Speaker 1: Republicans Because they're trying to scare every good Republican to
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Speaker 1: run away from Maga Trump and not represent him and
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Speaker 1: not give him brilliant legal minds.
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Speaker 2: You want to know how crazy this indictment was. This
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Speaker 2: isn't a joke.
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Speaker 1: After I read end to this, this is the one
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Speaker 1: that maybe is the most shocking to me. Kanye wests okay.
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Speaker 1: Former publicists included in the indictment. Someone by the name
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Speaker 1: of Cooty, who work for Kanye, is accused of pressuring
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Speaker 1: an election worker, Ruby Freeman, to testify about participating in
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Speaker 1: supposed ballot counting. Your regulations accuses a pastor, Stephen Lee,
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Speaker 1: of asking Harrison Floyd of the Blacks for Trump to
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Speaker 1: convince Cooty to pressure Freeman. The indictment does not connect Lee, Floyd,
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Speaker 1: or Couty to any officials on Trump's campaign team. But
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Speaker 1: it doesn't matter because if you are anywhere around this
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Speaker 1: sphere of Trump will charge you with a crime. In
17:44
Speaker 1: other words, you better let Trump burn at the state,
17:46
Speaker 1: because if you don't, we may burn you at the stake.
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Speaker 1: The indictment also claims that political statements are now quote
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Speaker 1: unquote acts in furtherance of the conspiracy, which means we're
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Speaker 1: taking away people's right to free speech Second Amendment. The
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Speaker 1: indictment sites ordinary political statements as if their criminal acts.
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Speaker 1: These include retweets urging people to contact public representatives criticism
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Speaker 1: by the way of election officials. Claims that the constitution
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Speaker 1: allows the vice president to reject electoral college votes and
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Speaker 1: tweets by Trump urging people to watch TV. They actually
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Speaker 1: charge Donald Trump with crimes and people around him for
18:23
Speaker 1: putting out a tweet telling people to watch TV. Donald
18:28
Speaker 1: Trump aids, by the way, are also accused of crimes
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Speaker 1: because they reserved rooms or ask for phone numbers of
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Speaker 1: different people that Trump wanted to talk to.
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Speaker 2: How is that a crime? It's not.
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Speaker 1: But in Georgia when you're going after your political opponents
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Speaker 1: like this happens in the Banana Republic. This is exactly
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Speaker 1: what happens. The indictment also, and this is something else
18:51
Speaker 1: you need to understand about how asserted is It actually
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Speaker 1: is covering conduct in other states, not just in Georgia,
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Speaker 1: where they have no jurisdiction to charge Donald Trump with crimes.
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Speaker 1: The indictment, yes, it does focus on Georgia, but includes
19:05
Speaker 1: conduct that happened in other states, such as a public
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Speaker 1: hearing about voting her regularities in Pennsylvania. They charge him
19:10
Speaker 1: with crimes with that. It also attempts to implicate Trump
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Speaker 1: and his campaign and violation of federal laws that's not
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Speaker 1: the jurisdiction of this grand jury, suggesting that the local
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Speaker 1: county prosecutor thinks she can enforce federal law, which is
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Speaker 1: not her job and she's not allowed to do legally.
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Speaker 2: But again, when the rails come off, who cares.
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Speaker 1: She's actually trying to charge him with federal laws that
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Speaker 1: he broke that no one else is charging him with.
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Speaker 1: Or maybe the new special prosecutor will charge him with
19:35
Speaker 1: him who knows, but it's out of her jurisdiction. Or
19:38
Speaker 1: it could be this. It could be that this woman
19:41
Speaker 1: knows that with Democratic liberal voters who she's seeking reelection,
19:45
Speaker 1: needs money for for her campaign. Maybe she knows that
19:49
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19:53
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19:56
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20:01
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21:46
Speaker 1: to convince you that, hey, you don't want Donald Trump.
21:48
Speaker 2: Because he's the worst person in the world.
21:50
Speaker 1: And who you do want, right, who it is that
21:52
Speaker 1: you really, really, really want is a guy by the
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Speaker 1: name of Joe Biden, because Joe Biden's the guy you want.
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden is amazing, Joe Biden is incredible, Joe Biden's
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Speaker 1: doing great work for this country. Now, let me give
22:04
Speaker 1: you an example of how they're trying to Jedi mind
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Speaker 1: trick you on this one. Joe Biden today actually came
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Speaker 1: out and said something. It was so stupid that even
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Speaker 1: and are there to support Joe Biden, weren't buying it.
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Speaker 2: Listen, today is not Hifert.
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Speaker 6: We have the strongest economy in the world. You're looking
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Speaker 6: at me a little skeptical, but I promise you check
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Speaker 6: it out. The strongest economy in.
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Speaker 1: The world if you want to know how bad the
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Speaker 1: propaganda is. I mean he even said it there, right,
22:35
Speaker 1: We have the stortest coming in the world, and you're
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Speaker 1: looking at me a little skeptical, but I promise you.
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Speaker 1: I mean these are his own hardcore supporters who are
22:41
Speaker 1: going to a Joe Biden event. And if you want
22:43
Speaker 1: to know how bad the propaganda is, White House Press
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Speaker 1: Secretary John Pierre, she tweeted this out.
22:50
Speaker 2: Quote and listen carefully of the words. Okay, this White
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Speaker 2: House Press secretary that tweet this.
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Speaker 1: Out from her account, investing in America means investing in
22:57
Speaker 1: all of America.
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Speaker 2: She does that in all caps.
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Speaker 1: When I ran for president, I didn't know that John
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Speaker 1: Pierre ran for president. When I ran for president, I
23:05
Speaker 1: made a promise that I would leave no part of
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Speaker 1: the country behind.
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Speaker 2: All Right, I'm.
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Speaker 1: Assuming she was supposed to be tweeting from an account
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Speaker 1: connected to Joe Biden, not her own personal account, because
23:17
Speaker 1: she's never run for president. The other part of this
23:20
Speaker 1: is I would never I would leave no part of
23:22
Speaker 1: the country behind.
23:23
Speaker 2: Well that's not true.
23:25
Speaker 1: Yesterday you said no comment when you asked about what
23:27
Speaker 1: was happening in Hawaii.
23:30
Speaker 2: You literally said no comment.
23:33
Speaker 1: And then the President seemed confused after telling you that
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Speaker 1: this is the stronger are the strongest economy in the world,
23:40
Speaker 1: which is not true. But we also saw Joe Biden
23:43
Speaker 1: being confused yet again, finding another stage after speech he
23:47
Speaker 1: didn't know how to exit from. Biden also falsely claimed
23:52
Speaker 1: that when in solar cheaper now than fossil fuels. That
23:57
Speaker 1: was another one of his lives that the media is
23:59
Speaker 1: allowing to stay out there this.
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Speaker 6: Hour thanks to tax incentive and the clean energy during
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Speaker 6: the Obama Biden administration. Then, exactly one year ago tomorrow,
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Speaker 6: I signed a significant piece of clean energy let's say,
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Speaker 6: combined and combating the extondential threat of climate change a
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Speaker 6: single gardens investment ever anywhere in the world, without one
24:19
Speaker 6: single member of the other team voting for it. That
24:22
Speaker 6: law reauthorized those clean energy tax credits and expanded them.
24:26
Speaker 6: As a result, this company, this company predicts that demand
24:31
Speaker 6: for the wind turbine generators, which they're making right here
24:34
Speaker 6: in this facility, will double next year. And since I
24:43
Speaker 6: took office, the private sector has announced more than three
24:47
Speaker 6: billion dollars in investments, not million billion in investments for
24:52
Speaker 6: wind energy manufacturing in America. By the way, it's cheaper, cheaper,
24:59
Speaker 6: cheaper than false fels, cheaper than fossil fuel.
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Speaker 1: That's just a lie. That's not true. Everybody knows it's
25:07
Speaker 1: not true. There's no way in hell that it's cheaper.
25:10
Speaker 1: That win and so are cheaper than fossil fuels. That's
25:13
Speaker 1: the reason why the majority of this country's run on
25:15
Speaker 1: fossil fuels, the majority of the world is if it
25:17
Speaker 1: was cheaper, I'd be the first one to be like,
25:19
Speaker 1: let's go for it.
25:20
Speaker 2: But it's expensive. It's expensive. It's expensive.
25:23
Speaker 1: But hey, you indict Trump and then you pull the
25:25
Speaker 1: president out there and you get him to lie on
25:27
Speaker 1: all this stuff. You also claim that he witnessed a
25:29
Speaker 1: bridge collapse, by the way, in Pittsburgh during COVID that
25:32
Speaker 1: he did not witness collapsing. But when you can have
25:36
Speaker 1: the media cover for you can say and make up
25:38
Speaker 1: anything you want to do.
25:41
Speaker 6: A lot of here with me. When I was in Pittsburgh,
25:44
Speaker 6: by the way, the Pittsburgh is a city of bridges,
25:46
Speaker 6: more bridges than Pittsburgh than any other city in America.
25:50
Speaker 6: I watched that bridge collapse. I got there and saw
25:53
Speaker 6: a collapse with over two hundred feet off the ground
25:56
Speaker 6: going over a valley. That collapse, Thank school was that.
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Speaker 1: By the way, he wasn't there for that bridge collapse.
26:03
Speaker 1: He wasn't anywhere close to it. But you can make
26:06
Speaker 1: this up and no one's gonna call you out for it.
26:08
Speaker 1: No one's gonna say, hey, you're lying. I mean, I
26:10
Speaker 1: just played for you right there, three massive lines. Will
26:13
Speaker 1: anybody fact check it? No, because you indict Trump and
26:15
Speaker 1: then you go out there and you do this type
26:18
Speaker 1: of propaganda, you go after and you do this in
26:22
Speaker 1: a way that makes for damn sure that everybody out
26:26
Speaker 1: there is going to think that everything is great right now.
26:30
Speaker 1: Biden also said something else that was insane. There's no
26:32
Speaker 1: savor place in the world to have my investments in
26:34
Speaker 1: the United States of America.
26:36
Speaker 2: Statistically, that's not true either.
26:39
Speaker 6: Think of this now, remember it. Number one, there's no
26:42
Speaker 6: safer place in the world to have my investment in
26:46
Speaker 6: the United States of America. And number two, you have
26:49
Speaker 6: the best workers in the world. And he's right by
26:54
Speaker 6: the way.
26:54
Speaker 1: Just a side note here, didn't wasn't it Moody's that
26:58
Speaker 1: just downgraded our rate is a country because of our
27:02
Speaker 1: national debt. I'm pretty sure that just happened. So again
27:09
Speaker 1: another lie by the president. But when you attack Donald
27:11
Speaker 1: Trump and you indict him again, you get to go
27:14
Speaker 1: out there and control the narrative. You get to go
27:16
Speaker 1: out there and you get to say anything you want
27:22
Speaker 1: to and apparently no one will stop you. You can
27:26
Speaker 1: tell everybody the economy is amazing, when the economy is
27:30
Speaker 1: not amazing. In fact, there's only one person out there
27:33
Speaker 1: that is talking about how bad it is.
27:34
Speaker 2: In this country. Rfk Jr. On inflation.
27:39
Speaker 1: So the average wage in this country is now five
27:42
Speaker 1: thousand less than the cost of basic goods. Saying this,
27:44
Speaker 1: half of Americans are making up that gap by putting
27:48
Speaker 1: it on.
27:48
Speaker 2: Credit card bills.
27:50
Speaker 1: If the mafia did that, it would be called loan sharking,
27:53
Speaker 1: as he put it. He talked about the price of
27:56
Speaker 1: food and I hope Democrats start listening to him.
27:58
Speaker 2: He said this on Tucker Show on Twitter.
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Speaker 7: There's the price of food because to fund these wars
28:04
Speaker 7: that were you know, we're funding, they print money and
28:08
Speaker 7: that means inflation, and that's a tax on the poor. Oh,
28:12
Speaker 7: the price of food has gone up by thirty eight percent.
28:15
Speaker 7: The price of basic food stuff on chicken, eggs and
28:20
Speaker 7: milk have gone up seventy eight percent. So his food
28:22
Speaker 7: sent we're seventy eight percent you know, less valuable. On
28:27
Speaker 7: March versus this year, he got a phone call from
28:31
Speaker 7: the government phone call robo call. The recorded voice told
28:36
Speaker 7: him that he was getting his food stamps got to
28:39
Speaker 7: twenty thirty dollars a month, So ninety percent, thirty million
28:43
Speaker 7: Americans got that phone call. And you know, that's the
28:47
Speaker 7: same month we ratchet up our contributions to the Ukraine
28:52
Speaker 7: at to Ukraine at thirty one hundred and thirteen billion,
28:57
Speaker 7: and we printed, he fed printed three hundred billion unanticipated
29:01
Speaker 7: dollars to pay for the failure of the Silicon Valley Bank.
29:05
Speaker 7: There's lots of money for and we began cutting fifteen
29:11
Speaker 7: million people from the welfare roles. Since then, four million
29:14
Speaker 7: have been cut those on Politico this morning from the medicareros.
29:19
Speaker 7: So there's no money for poor Americans. And the people
29:21
Speaker 7: that I see are living because of the inflation and
29:24
Speaker 7: because of what's happening with this desperation. The average wage
29:29
Speaker 7: in this country is now five thousand dollars left less
29:34
Speaker 7: than the cost of basic goods of food, transportation, and housing.
29:40
Speaker 7: So half of Americans are making up that gap by
29:45
Speaker 7: putting it on their credit card bills. And this week
29:49
Speaker 7: we pass one point one trillion dollars in credit card
29:53
Speaker 7: get that's the first time in answering most of.
29:55
Speaker 2: That or three hundred and thirty billion of that.
29:58
Speaker 7: Has been in the Biden trumpet. Men were saying, you know,
30:02
Speaker 7: I'm helping America the trullion credit card debt, and those
30:07
Speaker 7: people are betting twenty two cent percent interest. If the
30:10
Speaker 7: mafia did that, it would be called loan sharking.
30:12
Speaker 2: No, it would be called loan sharking.
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Speaker 1: He's absolutely right, and I wanted you to hear everything
30:18
Speaker 1: that he said there. And by the way, just one
30:20
Speaker 1: other point I got to make on Joe Biden saying
30:22
Speaker 1: that when and solar are cheaper than fossil fuels. If
30:26
Speaker 1: that was true, then why, for the first time in
30:30
Speaker 1: decades is a new US nuclear reactor online built from
30:36
Speaker 1: the ground up in Georgia. This new reactor at this
30:41
Speaker 1: nuclear power plant in Georgia has entered commercial operation, becoming
30:44
Speaker 1: the first new American reactor built from scratch in decades.
30:48
Speaker 1: You want to know why, because they're understanding that solar
30:51
Speaker 1: and win it can be a great little add on,
30:55
Speaker 1: but there's no way that it can actually keep this
30:59
Speaker 1: country right now, as much of these psychos on the
31:03
Speaker 1: left try to act like it can, it will not
31:07
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